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General14:03 · Jun 11

Supreme Court Narrows Fines Imposed on Companies for Harming Consumers

By אפרת נוימן
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Supreme Court Narrows Fines Imposed on Companies for Harming Consumers
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